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Mangun (Persian: منگون, also
Romanized as
Mangūn; also
known as Mangān and Menjān) is a
village in Kamfiruz-e
Jonubi Rural District,
Kamfiruz District...
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Gerald Archie Mangun (March 11, 1919 – June 17, 2010),
usually known as G. A.
Mangun,
built one of the
largest churches of the
United Pentecostal Church...
- writer, and
Catholic priest. He was po****rly
known as Romo
Mangun (Father
Mangun). Romo
Mangun was the son of Yuli****
Sumadi Mangunwijaya and
Serafin Kamdaniyah...
- of
Eastern Siberia. List of
highest points of
Russian federal subjects Mangun-Taiga —
Belarusian Encyclopedia. 18. 2000.
Series 75.
Retrieved 8 June 2012...
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Arthur Mangun Banta (1877–1946) was an
American zoologist and
professor known for his
studies on cave animals. His 1907
publication The
Fauna of Mayfield's...
- 2010.06.007. PMC 3676875. PMID 20558235.
Bastos AM,
Usrey WM,
Adams RA,
Mangun GR,
Fries P,
Friston KJ (November 2012). "Canonical
microcircuits for predictive...
- "Interior of a
Mangun House",
drawing by R. Maack...
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Rendered in Javanese, the
maxim reads: Ing
ngarso sung tulodo, ing
madyo mangun karso, tut wuri handayani.
Which translates: "(for those) in
front should...
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Benny Hinn Rex
Humbard George Jeffreys Kathryn Kuhlman Gerald Archie Mangun Charles Harrison Mason Aimee Semple McPherson Erik
Andersen Nordquelle T...
- cortex. Evidence-based
education Gazzaniga,
Michael S.; Ivry,
Richard B.;
Mangun,
George R. (2009).
Cognitive Neuroscience: The
Biology of the Mind (2nd...
